GitHub Reviews

“code search wins”

Pros

With so much code across a large organization, being able to run targeted searches in It is incredibly helpful. A lot of our database setup is driven by code so when a query or script fails and the team needs a fast turnaround, it makes tracking down the right piece of code much quicker and more efficient.

Cons

One thing that would make it even better is if, while viewing a specific piece of code, it could directly show links to the other code it pulls from or routes to.

“Made work easier”

Pros

It is a daily essential for me.. I use it to share projects source code and developments with the rest of my team. Since I work at Jeedom, an Open Source-focused company, we rely on it every day to evolve our solution and roll out updates for our users. The interface is very enjoyable to use and having a clear history of commits from all collaborators makes organizing and tracking work much easier across the company.

Cons

To be honest, I don't have any real criticism. Conflicts do come up every now and then but as long as you remember to pull before pushing your code, it's easy enough to handle.

“helpful support for coding work”

Pros

Whenever coding gets difficult, this really helps a lot. Most software companies and employees can benefit from it when they get stuck and it makes the work much more manageable. It's been a really wonderful tool overall.

Cons

The updates have been good so far but it could be even better in the future with more beginner-friendly features. For someone new to the tool, it takes time to get comfortable so making it a bit more user-friendly would be very helpful.

“free VCS everyone relies on”

Pros

Being a free VCS for all the basic needs is a huge advantage and it's used by everyone from the smallest companies to major IT giants.

Cons

Learning curve can feel pretty steep for anyone trying to get into more advanced pull requests and forking.

“Simple and secure”

Pros

Handling code changes is really simple with branches, commits and the rest of the version control features. It also makes going back to an earlier version of the code very convenient if something breaks in production after a commit.

Cons

It's desktop app can be a little confusing at first and takes some time to get comfortable with. I still prefer using the CLI.

“fast updates”

Pros

The tool is easy and quick to use and the recent updates have made it even better.

Cons

Nothing major to complain about. It's generally good although it can be a little slow at times, just not very often.

“Keeps work organized”

Pros

Keeping track of files, versions and updates is where this software really shines. It handles a lot for a free tool and offers much more than I expected.

Cons

Getting familiar with how everything works does take time and the learning curve is definitely steep at first. Once the team understands the mechanics and starts using it properly though, it becomes incredibly helpful.

“user-friendly”

Pros

Right away, this software felt very user-friendly and simple to navigate. The thing I appreciate most is how easy it is to use and I haven't run into any issues while using it.

Cons

honestly there isn't anything I dislike about this software since it's very simple to use.

“A hassle-free tool”

Pros

It really takes the Git platform to the next level.

Cons

It was a bit challenging at first to get an organization set up on my own but once I found the right documentation, the whole process became simple.

“helpful for project code organization”

Pros

I liked using it,, it's a useful way to keep your code organized across different projects.

Cons

In my opinion, it could really use a better introductory walkthrough and a clearer step-by-step guide for beginners.

“clean UI and smooth merges”

Pros

The interface feels clean and well organized and getting to the code or merging changes is very simple. It also connects really well with other tools which makes the overall experience even better.

Cons

There's not much to complain about. I've enjoyed pretty much every part of using the software.

“work from anywhere freedom”

Pros

Being able to access it from anywhere and work just like I'm in the office is a huge plus.

Cons

I can't point to anything I liked the least.

“Great for all”

Pros

It is incredibly handy and useful overall, offering a simple and pleasant way for multiple people to work on the same project at the same time while refining different parts of the original project.

Cons

Unfortunately, it still doesn't have any mobile app.

“loving the activity board”

Pros

At first, It felt a little confusing especially when I had to deal with pull request comments but now it feels much more natural to use. I use the web version on both my PC and iPad and overall it works really well. The mobile UI can feel a bit weird at times but one feature I genuinely enjoy is the activity board.

Cons

I've tried deploying projects built with different frameworks on it but I haven't been able to get them working successfully yet.

“Great add-ons”

Pros

Getting started with it is very simple. When you create a new repository, it gives you clear instructions for adding your local source code with just a few quick commands. Beyond that, it comes with useful features like task tracking, issue management, static site hosting and plenty more. It's also highly extensible, with a wide range of Marketplace integrations you can plug in as needed.

Cons

The dashboard's accessibility and overall usability still need a lot of improvement especially so common actions can be completed with a single click.

“Interface is good”

Pros

I really enjoy the interface, it's simple, clear and pleasant to use.

Cons

At the moment, I don't really see any major downsides although it can be a little slow sometimes.

“Has a clean UI”

Pros

One thing that really stands out is the uncluttered interface which makes the software very user-friendly. It also connects well with DevOps pipelines so there's no need to depend on any other third-party services.

Cons

Uptil this point, I don't have any issues to report or enhancements to suggest.

“widely known and beginner-friendly”

Pros

Just about everyone in IT seems to know Github which says a lot about how established it is. It's beginner-friendly and still feels powerful without being complicated so getting started and using it day to day is pretty simple.

Cons

The software is beginner-friendly for developers.. but non-developers face an initial learning curve that pays off.

“Code hosting done right”

Pros

It has become a go-to platform for developers and it's trusted by major companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft. Collaborating on projects with other developers is simple which makes team development much more manageable. It also does a really good job of tracking code changes and if something goes wrong, you can roll back to an earlier version without much trouble. Also it's an excellent place to host and share code. Another big advantage is that it is free for open-source projects, while also offering premium options for private repositories.

Cons

Sure, it enables powerful collaboration... but its proprietary nature and occasional UI complexity frustrates us at times.

“Loved using it”

Pros

A strong product for keeping code versioning under control.

Cons

I haven't run into any issues with it during the time I've been using it.